Don't do this to me. Ugh. Anakin and Ani and Leia...!

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This, like the fairytale, was a very *good* story.

I love it that story was so well written and so realistic it so subtly the same as Anakin's own story it was awesome and kind of eerie to hear him (read him whatever) tell it xx and the Leia Anakin at the end and the Anakin Anakin in the rest o the story was awesome i'm a sucker or family fluf xx

Sequel

Anakin said Humph lol

cute again

This story was so sad...but so beautiful. The story was so wonderfully written! You had me crying at the end! :)

I never saw this story on your profile before. I'm kinda sad it took me so long to find. What a beautiful story! You always put this beautiful Tolkien-esque twist on everything you write, and I love it. I absolutely love it. :) Best scene between Anakin and Leia I think I've ever read, and most definitely one for the favorites list. :)

Wonderful.

Aww I wasn't expecting Leia to be outside the door.

I love that she heard everything

Hi.

I just found this story.

Very sweet and I like the similarity between Talmar and Anakin.

RE: And as Talmar drew the knife to strike, the little girl smiled gently at him and raised her flute to her lips. And she began to play.

Just like Padmé in Anabasis ;)

Oh, wow. Your EU is fabulous. Ten times better than anything ol' LucasArts or Films or whatever they are could come up with. I love how Leia and Luke and their families can interact with Anakin. It's not complete fluff - the pain and the sorrow and the regret are always mixed in, and we see the consequences of what has happened - but as with Talmar's Song, it's good. I also love the way you mix the Latin in. Just fabulous stuff. Thank you for sharing with us. :o)

Aw! that was so good. I love the fact the Leia came to accept him in the end-and she called him father! Good story. :-)

~Alien Roxi~

Wow. That was really incredible. I loved how you wrote Talmar's story - different enough from Anakin's to be a really beautiful work of art on its own, and similar enough to be exquisitely applicable. Thanks for a beyond-amazing read. :)